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It was the summer of 1875

and McKennna was a long way from home.

He was married to an Indian girl,

daughter of the tribal elder.

She was waiting for him in a cabin on the mountain.

She had a fever

and he'd ridden his horse to death,

to get back with medicine for her.

There were dangers in the forest that night,

not just the wind and the rain, and lightning.

A gang of cutthroats,

hired by timber agents from the Northern Pacific were waiting for him.

They wanted his trees for railroad ties,

but he wouldn't sell and he wouldn't deal.

It was Indian land,

given to him by his wife's father.

He could sense the danger but by then it was too late.

They caught up with him on the trail about the river.

McKenna fought them in the way of the Indians.

Launching and spinning, grappling and swirling.

They had their guns,

but every part of Jedidiah McKenna,

a man hardened by rain and fire on the mountain,

every part of him was a weapon.

He was alone and there were six of them.

Look out!

Then there were five.

McKenna had run 40 miles,

from a trading post on the Columbia,

but he was winning,

he was billing them.

They shot him though.

Cowards that they were.

And he fell tumbling and rolling

down into the white water.

He never made it back to her?

He just drowned in the river?

Come on, you guys. I mean, the guy was shot.

He didn't have to drown, he was already on his way to the boneyard.

He maybe is the river in our mountain.

This is the Bigfoot story?

Sasquatch, is that was this is?

No.

Is not about Sasquatch

or the river or the gun.

And you were right, Austene. He never saw his wife again.

But he never left the mountain either.

He was cold, lost in the eternal darkness,

lying on the river bank in the wilderness.

But this time he was not alone.

The forest spirit found him.

This one had taken the form of a great bear.

This is how the legend began.

The Legend of the Spirit of the Mountain.

I'm sure about this legend.

We've all heard little bits and pieces of it.

But he was shot, wasn't he?

And he was drowned, wasn't he?

Guys, legends aren't true.

They're just things that people want to be true.

I don't know what better than to believe on it, Brian.

- It has to be some good in it. - Justin is right, Brian.

Must legends and folklore are based in facts.

That's right.

McKenna was shot.

He was in the river all night.

In the magic glade

deep entangled

all those years ago,

the power of the forest,

the power that could restore life

to any human or beast harmed by another,

that power was called down by the bear

and it touched McKenna.

And the spirits of the mountain joined in him.

Then, the bear,

the wolf,

the eagle

became one in McKenna.

He could become all of them.

In the Indian legend, a shape-shifter.

And he would stay forever to protect the mountain

and everything that lived there,

and everyone who loved it.

You mean he's a spirit now?

A spirit of the mountain? Like a ghost?

No, no, not a ghost.

McKenna's spirit embodies the strenght of the balance of nature.

Well, that's enough for now.

We better go now or we'll late for the big shindy.

I'll tell you some more another time.

- Wait. Mr. Madison? - Yeah?

What's a shape-shifter? You know, like the one in the Indian legend?

Well, Justin, a shape-shifter can appear a human,

who has the ability to take the shape

of those creatures he loved in life.

He can even see through your eyes into your soul.

No kidding?

No kidding, Logan.

Let's go!

Ready to go, Justin. We won't be late.

Yeah, I'll be right there.

Make sure to put the fire out, honey!

Yeah, yeah.

- Stacy. - What are you've been up to out there?

- You're looking very pretty. - Thank you.

What do you think about this big "get together."

Everybody knows what I think.

Do you think Mr. Madison makes it all up,

you know, about the legend of Tanglewood?

Come on! He knows we hang around the old tree house.

He just wants to give Logan the creeps. That's all.

That is so sad.

What's sad?

He never got to see his wife again.

Yeah, that's sad.

All we're talking about is cutting down a few old trees, alright?

I understand, and to all of your concerns I'm still one of you,

and like one of you,

I only want what is best for this community.

But remember,

the unharvested riches that we have on our mountain

can only bring prosperity and hope

for our future, here in Tanglewood.

Excuse me, Mr. Thorne,

sounds like Thorne Lumber Company stands to benefit a whole lot.

What about our alternatives?

What about the wildlife?

What about our nature conservacy?

My staff and I are fully aware of the alternatives.

But folks, let's be reasonable.

I mean, the nature conservacy? There's no money on that.

And I think it's obvious to you all hardworking people.

But my harvesting proposal is gonna chang this town around.

And that's what we all want, isn't?

No!

My lawyers, my colleagues here,

will be glad to answer any questions that you may still have.

And I want to thank all of you for coming.

Thank you. Thank you for coming.

Very good.

- I think they'll come around. - It's lovely.

You two don't know what the hell are you talking about.

- Can I offer you some punch? - Thank you, Austene.

- Having fun? - Yeah.

No.

It's hard to believe that boy comes from this parts.

He's driven by nothing but grieve.

I don't get it.

What are they willing to do to our mountain?

You know, Logan, how can we be related?

They're just gonna pick it clean, bonehead.

Hey! Don't call me "bonehead", bonehead!

Don't touch me.

I guess we're just let the Town Council decide

if that Thorne guy can log them out.

Well, my dad is a logger, too,

and he's never, ever, cut down those old trees.

Yeah, you know, Mr. Madison says

those trees are 600, 800 years old.

No kidding?

No kidding, Logan.

Brian, what are you...?

Oh, that's attractive.

Oh, come on, you guys.

Oh, Lord, help me survive my older son's appetite.

Let's go. We got a big day tomorrow.

Yeah. Logan becomes an official Lord of Tanglewood.

Tomorrow.

Where's your jacket, honey?

- Daddy, where you've been? - I got delayed.

I didn't mean to be late.

I'm sorry, honey.

I... I'm sorry, but you know...

Yes, Daddy. I know.

They're talking about the mountain and...

it could mean "new job."

It could mean everything for us.

I... I should just stay.

They can decide it without us.

Come on, Daddy, let's go home.

You need some sleep.

Yeah... I'm pretty tired.

Daddy, we'll walk.

Come on.

Good night, Daddy.

Please help my daddy to be strong and healthy.

Bless our mountain

with a gift of melting snow,

a heart that give life to our forest.

Please try to find a way to save it.

Bless Mommy, wherever she is.

And give her a thought of me and Daddy once in a while.

We need your help so much.

So much.

Amen.

Amen.

Remember, Logan, this is your first trip to the mountain.

I want you to listen to your brother.

Give me candy, Brian.

Listen to your brother, and do everything he tells you to do.

- Everything? - No!

Brian, give me the candy.

You had a good breakfast this morning.

- No. - No? Yeah.

OK, you guys, have a good time.

What's up, dudes!

- Let's go! Let's go! - Hi, guys!

Listen to what your brother says, you understand?

I want all you kids to watch out for Logan!

And chat with Clovis before you leave town!

- Thank you, Mom! - Uh-huh.

He'll call me if you don't!

Thorne, this nature conservacy thing is nothing more than a threat.

They'll yield. The bottom line is greed.

- There's nothing like it. - Well, you should know. Williams!

You handled that impeccably.

The prosperity and progress are always the best bait.

I couldn't care less about the progress of anyone

except Travis Thorne, boys.

And so should you, too, because I'm your meal ticket.

Williams, I want you to get survey teams

on top of the mountain, first thing in the morning.

Set up grids for clear cutting.

30 million board-feet of lumber are up there and I want it all.

- You wanna use local labor? - What for?

They don't want to cooperate. Scruples.

- What? - Scruples, boys! Scruples!

Like they sizzle in their own grease.

We'll get a temporary permit, we'll scrap the place,

we'll have our money in the bank before they can file on us.

And then you two geniuses,

you'll just bury them in paperwork

until hell is a ski resort.

Holly, come in.

Nevermind. Come on, let's go.

I know what he meant.

Got enough food, snacks, power bars?

Yes, sir. We got'em.

Toothpaste, extra brushes?

I got'em, Mr. Madison.

So...

You can't think of anything you might've forgotten, huh?

No, sir. Nothing.

We got it alright this time, Mr. Madison. Right, guys?

- Yeah. - I see.

Well now... this could be important, you know?

Especially since your alternative is pine cone or tree barks.

Oh...

Oh, toilet paper.

- There you go, Justin. - Thanks.

- Put this in my bag. - Cool.

Now, my young Lords of Tanglewood, go on.

- And tell the mountain hello for me. - Alright!

Bye, Mr. Madison!

Bye, Mr. Madison!

See you later, Mr. Madison!

Hmm.

Fill up that for me, will you?

- You mean now? - Yeah, that'd be good.

What happened to the conversation?

Hey, Blaine.

- How about a cup of coffee? - No, thanks.

How about a cup of world-class chili?

No, no. I had some of that last summer.

And?

When it gets hot I still taste it.

Lately, he's been coming in whenever he feels like it,

and that means less and less.

Yes.

Arlen...

- How's everything going? - Couldn't be better.

Sorry, only got to one cup.

Arlen, two years is enough time for all this.

Why, Blaine, whatever are you talking about?

Forget it, Arlen.

She was my wife, you know?

Why not I just run my wife off, too?

Then we can get drunk and sniffle about our bad luck together.

I didn't run her off!

If you could've just have a little more patience...

- If you just understood... - I did understand!

I understood you were the best deputy I've ever had

till people started tripping over you.

- Is there a point to all this? - Yeah! You got a daughter!

Who's doing a pretty good job at taking care of you so far,

- but it can't go on forever. - What are you talking about?

You're on the slide, Arlen.

And if you don't hoist up your pantyhose

and get your life back together again,

you're gonna lose Austene.

Sooner or later, one way or the other,

that's what's gonna happen.

Put the gas on my tab, will you, Barney?

♪ Where the bees are buzzing And the skies are blue ♪

♪ No more troubles For me and you♪

♪ In the summertime

♪ In the summertime

♪ Where it ain't no crime To love the sunshine ♪

♪ In the summertime

♪ Down by the river Where the breeze is cool ♪

♪ We'll all get together And act like fools ♪

♪ In the summertime

♪ Yeah, in the summertime

♪ Where it ain't no crime To love the sunshine ♪

♪ In the summertime

♪ That's right!

♪ Yeah! In the summertime

♪ Oh! In the summertime

♪ Where it ain't no crime To love the sunshine ♪

♪ In the summertime

♪ Yeah, in the summertime

♪ Yeah! In the summertime

♪ Where it ain't no crime To love the sunshine ♪

♪ In the summertime

Hey, guys?

Where did everybody go?

Hey, guys!

Hello?

Don't mess with me. I know karate.

Come on, guys! Come out!

Austene?

Come on, guys! Come out, please!

Lewis!

We're not doing chores, so come out!

Please, come out!

Hey, guys?

Hey, guys... I'm getting a little scare here.

Wow!

Yeah! Oh, yeah!

Logan! Come on, man, this place is sick!

Come on, Logan

Welcome to Tanglewood manor.

Come on, Logan!

We're here!

Yes! Check out the hub!

Logan, come on, man! Let's go!

What? Yeah, right.

I'm not falling for that.

I'm no fool, you know.

Come on, Justin, let's go!

Come on! Come on! Come on!

- Did you see what it was? - It was a big gorilla. I swear!

I don't know what it was doing, gorillas are only around here in the zoo.

Well, one of them must've got out then.

This is cool.

No, it was a mountain lion. I saw its eye.

No, you're both crazy. I saw it.

It was a bear. A giant bear.

A monster! Giant monster!

Logan!

- Help me! - Logan!

It grabbed me! It grabbed me!

Please, help me!

Guys, it's a baby bear.

Let me get that rag off you, little guy.

Rags, that's a good name.

Hey!

You know, guys, I wasn't scared.

- Yeah? - Yeah, right, Brian.

Come on, you guys, I wasn't scared!

Come on!

Rags is so cute.

I know what you're thinking, Austene.

Bear cubs do not make good pets.

Goodbye, Rags.

Oof!

That's a smelly job it gifted here, guys.

Mr. Rags left us two piles of current cards.

I'll get the water.

My Logan, I'll show you around.

This place is awesome. Come on, let's go.

Mark it.

What was that?

What?

- Phill. - What?

I don't know. It's... something. It's...

This doesn't feel right. So...

Just finish the job, will you?

Yeah.

Holly, grab your gun. We got a bear over here.

- Did he say bear? - Bear!

Guys, hurry up, we're gonna lose him!

The danger signal.

The danger signal! Come on, Logan.

Let's go, guys! Come on!

There it is! Now we got him.

Either of you want the shot?

Come on, if it's a fish, you got to throw it back.

That's not a fish.

And it's worth something, no matter how big it is.

Yeah? It'd worth a lot more if it was bigger.

Huh. You wanna wait for it to grow up?

They're gonna shoot Rags.

No! No, you can't shoot him!

Stop!

Well, well, well. Where did you come from?

Don't you know better than to run at a man with a rifle?

You can't shoot that bear cub.

You're right. Holly.

I should just skin it alive.

No! Please!

Come here, you little oogie boogie bear.

Halt!

Move one more muscle, and I'm gonna blow your head off.

Oh...

Oh!

Wow!

- Oh! - Gotta hurt!

Oh!

Uh-oh.

Yeah!

I don't know who you are, mister, but you're in big trouble.

Get off the mountain. All of you.

We have the right to be here. You can't tell us what to do.

Let's do what he says.

What's the matter, Holly? You're getting superstitious on me?

Yeah, that's exactly what I'm doing.

Let's get out of here.

Rags, come here.

Oh, Rags.

I'm so glad you're back. I missed you.

You were very brave, Austene. You saved his life.

Where is his mother?

His mother was old and sick.

She died giving him life.

Do you think it will be alright if I can take him home?

Just for a little while?

He wouldn't be happy off the mountain.

His home is here, in the forest.

- Can I be his friend? - You are his friend.

Where did he go?

Did you guys see? I was just talking with him.

Did you look at their faces? That was awesome.

Are you guys blind? I was just talking to him.

Where did he go?

He just walk out after the fight, Austene.

No, I was talking with him.

Austene, you were talking to the bear.

He said he was my friend.

What do you mean he said he was your friend?

- He's a bear, Austene. - Bears don't talk.

Hey, Justin, Brian, one of those guys drop his walkie-talkie.

You may as well toss it. One walkie-talkie isn't good for anything.

- Let's go. - I guess you're right.

Yes, man.

- Shut up. - You.

Mr. Thorne.

Give good news, Williams.

All I want to hear is good news.

Well, we nearly finish it.

What the hell does "nearly" mean?

There's some kids up there. School's out.

I should've figured on that.

Well, you let me do the figure, alright?

And there's somebody else up there, too.

Who?

- I don't know. - What did he look like?

A trapper.

Some kind of hippie out of the '70s.

You know, leather and stuff.

Is that what happened to your face?

Holly and two of my surveyors quit when we got back.

They say you don't pay'em enough money to get busted up.

Is that right?

Then just find a few men who aren't squeamish

about fighting, alright?

You know,

I don't know about that trapper guy but there's no mystery

why those kids are up there.

It's a tree house.

I used to play up there when I was a kid. It was...

magical.

A wonderful place.

I have some of my fondest memories when I...

Just get rid of the damned thing.

OK.

Yeah, just go...

You're ready? You're ready? Here we go!

One more. Let's go, buddy.

Logan, you made it! You're one of us now. You're Lord.

The initiation is over.

Come on.

He ate 15 sardines and he drank a chocolate milk.

That's enough. He doesn't need to toss his cookies, too.

- Brian did. - I had the flu.

OK, we need to do this as the sun sets.

Why do we have to do it as the sun sets?

We have to do this at sunset

because that's how the generations before us did it.

This is our vow.

You know your part?

We, the Lords of Tanglewood...

Where the forest as for centuries did...

Cherish our mountain and all the earth...

Love all its creatures and boundless worth.

As did the ones who came before...

And those will teach our wood and lore.

We ask you to leave it pure as found.

We are to it forever bound.

We ask you to leave it pure as found.

We are to it forever bound.

We are to it forever bound.

Oh, it's you, Fred.

Austene, Fred's back.

I'll be right there.

- Where is he? - In my sleeping bag.

Wow... a snake.

I think Fred is OK, but I don't want him in my sleeping bag.

Especially when I'm in there.

He's cold and you're warm.

What did you expect?

He's my Freddy, Freddy, Freddy.

Ew...

- Are we going fishing? - Yeah!

Hey, Austene, maybe we could use old Freddy for bait.

No way.

Hey, you guys just watch.

I'm gonna catch some fish today.

- Hey, Rags. - Rags, what are you smelling at?

Hey, guys, I caught another fish!

Another one!

We're zip and she's got seven already.

Yes!

She's just showing off.

I hate when this happens. I hate it.

Hey, Austene! Get your puppy out of the water!

He's scaring all the fish!

He's not scaring mine.

Well, that's because you're over there

and he's over here.

Yeah!

Alright!

- I got it! - Guys, my face!

- I got it! - We caught a whale! Yeah!

They'll be playing there all day.

Let's go set the charge.

- What happened? - I fell on a rock.

- Let me look at it. - It was like a knife.

No!

A minor laceration.

Thought it was far more worse than this.

We gotta get back.

The first aid kit is in the tree house.

- I'm sorry, you guys. - It's your first time up here,

Mom told me to take care of you and look what you do, Logan.

You crash and burn.

I don't care! Get that away from me!

No!

Logan.

You know, it didn't really hurt at all.

Thanks, Austene.

Told you it wouldn't hurt.

Listen to her more often, man.

You OK?

Does anybody want to help me clean the fish?

I gotta go find some firewood.

I'm gonna go help him.

I gotta go find a tree and take care of my business.

I gotta go make a fire with the... firewood.

Wimps. Come on, Rags.

Well, well, well.

The miracles never cease to happen.

I'm glad you realize that.

Huh.

I was hopping for this.

I told you to get off the mountain.

Yeah, you did.

Uh-oh!

Oh...

You're really slippery, aren't you?

Well, fight this!

- A gunshot! - Austene!

Come on! They're the same guys. We'll call the rangers.

I can't right now.

Austene, what are you waiting for? Come on!

I have to put the fish away or Rags will eat them.

OK, well just catch up with the thing, alright?

And hurry!

Stay here, Rags.

- Sounds like an explosion. - Where did it come from?

Sounds like the tree house.

Austene!

Austene! She must be in there!

No!

No!

Austene!

Austene! Austene!

Austene! Austene!

Protective spirit, huh? Protective spirit?

What good does it do to believe in anything?

Justin, we gotta get some help.

Somebody's gotta help us.

Somebody's gotta help us! Listen to me!

Where was he when we really need him, huh? Where was he?

Calm down and listen to me!

OK! Guys, shut up! Everybody just shut up!

Alright.

Listen to me, guys.

We gotta get some help, OK? Let's go! Let's go!

Let's go. We'll go get some help. Come on!

No! We need to find her!

Go! Go! Go!

Clovis.

Hey, Mr. Madison!

Mr. Madison!

Calm down! Calm down!

Austen what?

Come on, get on the Bronco. Let's go!

We'll find Austene. Let's go!

Clovis, call sheriff Ramsey.

And the fire sergeant. Tell him it might be a fire.

Give me the sheriff.

How are you feeling, Austene?

Where am I?

Was I sleeping?

Yes, you were sleeping.

Rags, where is he?

Over there.

What happened?

Where are all the others?

Your friends are fine.

This is your home?

Is this where you live?

The forest is my home.

Are you the...?

Have you lived here a long, long time?

A long, long time.

I'm really sorry you never saw your wife again.

Sleep.

Everything will be fine.

Arlen, calm down.

Arlen, come here.

Come here. You gotta calm down.

She's not here, Blaine! She wasn't here!

If she... was here, we would've found her.

- Alright, alright! - We'd found her, wouldn't we?

Why don't you just beat the hell out of me?

It wouldn't do any good.

Nothing would feel like it.

Come on.

Clovis, come over here.

Oh, God!

God, help me!

What would I give...

Oh, Austene...

Daddy?

My baby!

My baby!

Guys, it's Austene!

- Oh, gosh! - She's OK!

Oh, thanks!

My baby! My baby!

I love you so much.

I love you, Austene.

Austene, I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry for everything. Please, forgive me.

Daddy, it's fine.

I love you, baby!

Still on the job, huh?

- What was that? - I was just saying thank you.

To the spirit of the mountain?

You don't still believe on those old stories, do you?

What happened on the mountain, Blaine?

You saw it.

How could anything would've live through that?

I told you, Daddy. My friend helped me.

You know, odd things have been happening on that mountain for a long time.

It's not haunted, I know that.

Enchanted, maybe.

Enchanted?

What happened to you up there today

it reminds me of something that happened...

30 years ago.

I took my wife out canoing in the moonlight.

And it got breezy and it got chilly.

And I wanted to move to the front and put my jacket around her.

And I took a wrong step, I shifted my weight

and the canoe turned upside.

I thought I could hear her screaming,

but before I could get to her, she went under.

So I dove.

And I dove and I dove,

but I couldn't find her.

I didn't know what else to do so I ran for help.

When I got back,

she was there.

Cold and wet, and waiting for me.

Something had lifted her up, she said.

Something embraced her and carried her to the surface.

And she wasn't afraid,

and she knew I was coming back.

How do you explain that?

Some things you can't explain.

I know what I believe,

and you might not agree.

But I'm thankful for the way things worked out.

And you should be, too.

What the heck?

Thorne is on the move. He managed to get a temporary permit.

He can start cutting the trees at noon tomorrow.

What?

We were supposed to vote on this.

We gotta get a court order.

This might help. I gotta call this morning

from someone who saw one of Thorne's crew loading explosives.

You mean... Thorne could be responsible for blowing up the tree house?

Everything points at Thorne.

Whoa, whoa.

Justin, hey.

Austene, what are you doing here?

We have some emergency planning to do.

I know the sheriff and the grown ups are gonna do all they can,

but we can't just wait around.

Right, after what they did to our tree house, guys.

If we're gonna put our plan into action, we gotta move fast.

Hold on.

We got a little problem with our plan.

What?

Communications.

They have CBs and walkie-talkies.

I might have something.

Everyone of the crew teams have a radio?

Yes, sir.

And they're all in the same frequency?

I checked them all myself.

You'll make absolutely clear that nothing and no one

makes a move without a direct order from me.

Yes, Mr. Thorne, I guarantee nothing's gonna go wrong.

I'll remember you said that.

Buster, get that truck loaded up and follow us.

We're taking the back road.

Travis, why is it necessary for us to go?

We don't belong up there.

He's right, Travis. We're big city attorneys.

We're not backwoods lawyers.

I'm sorry, gentleman. I really am.

Are you two certain that those permits are in order?

Well, yeah, sure. But this is...

Then get your petty butts on board!

We got 72 hours to cut everything we can

and get the heck out! So get in!

Go! Move out!

Get in. Move out.

This is it. Let's do it.

- Alright. You got the tapes and the walkie? - Yes.

Alright. Then walk to the top of the hill and you'll be between Thorne and his men.

- You ready? - Yeah, I'm ready.

Go.

Alright, guys.

One, two,

three! Push!

Right there.

Guys, they're coming!

Let's go.

- You guys ready? - Yeah.

Alright, every out! Look alive!

Come on, ladies, just move it!

Hustle! Hustle Hustle! We gotta move this log.

Get this chunk of kindling off the road.

And you two, come on, out of the car.

You know what, gentleman?

I think somebody's trying to pull my chain.

We got thumb tacks in the log there, Mr. Thorne.

- It's the green weenies. - Weenies?

Environmentalists.

Get it.

They're out there.

I know they are.

Continue, Mr. Williams.

Do it again.

Come on, you can take care of your boo-boo

when we get back. Let's go! Lift it up. Come on, girls.

Yes!

I know you're out there. Huh?

You little green weenies.

Environmentalists?

Are you afraid to show your face, is that what it is? Huh?

Well, it's not gonna work.

I don't need to see your face.

Because I know you're out there.

Put your backs into it, girls! Come on!

I know your game.

Nothing new to me. You're afraid, right?

Hiding in the woods like the cowardly little fairies you are.

- Mr. Thorne! - Not now, Buster. Huh?

And I'm tired of your nonsenses.

Now, you might try to slow me down, dear,

but you will never stop me.

Mr. Thorne, the antennae.

You understand? Never!

Mr. Williams.

You will never stop Travis Thorne!

And no...! Never sneak up on me like that.

Alright, everybody, load up!

- Mr. Thorne. - I said now.

Right? Not tomorrow. Not next week.

- Now! - Yes, sure, Mr. Thorne.

Come on, Buster.

What, am I surrounded by morons or something?

Just get in the car!

Hey, Austene. I finally caught one bigger than you.

Won't start.

It's a brilliant observation, Mr. Williams.

It's probably just flooded out.

I'll get it.

Potato...

Two potatoes.

Mr. Thorne!

Oh, no.

Time for plan 2.

Just look what they put into the tailpipes.

A potato!

- A potato? - Yeah.

I got two of them.

One potato,

two potatoes.

You want one?

What? Do I want one?

He wants to know if I want a potato.

Come here, man. Near, Buster.

You are one of them, aren't you? You're a green weenie!

They have penetrated.

Mr. Thorne, it's not his fault!

No, he watch for you, Mr. Thorne.

- Hurting him won't do... - I don't want to hurt him.

I don't wanna hurt him! I just wanna strangle him!

- It'll make me feel better. Alright? - Alright.

- OK. - Alright. Alright.

Alright. I'm OK.

They just wanna stop me.

I think we can go now, Mr. Williams.

OK.

And another Thorne crew here.

Do any of you believe that Thorne's gonna wait

for a twelve o'clock deadline once he gets set up?

Thorne? No.

We gotta get that court order.

Yes!

You gutless environmental punks!

If there's trouble you want, there's trouble you'll get!

That's right, trouble!

And its name is Thorne!

Pull it! Go! Go!

Travis... Whoa!

"Travis Thorne!"

Hush, guys. We gotta go!

Oh...

I stop. I stop... That's good.

Damn you...!

Ramsey.

OK.

Great. You tell the judge I say thank you.

We got him.

We got the court order.

And we got a bonus.

An arrest warrant for Thorne and Williams.

- Great! - Let's go.

I'm gonna get that truck down to warm up.

We gotta wait for Thorne on the radio

before we start cutting the trees.

I wish we could just cut down damned trees.

Yeah, me too.

♪ Rayleen

♪ Why do you Chasing down to me? ♪

♪ Rayleen, Rayleen Is on me, it's all clear ♪

♪ Rayleen

♪ I took you out to dinner I took you to a show

♪ I took you on the Mondays All you did was saying no ♪

I need a first aid kit. Now.

Oh, I know. I know you need one, sir.

Them brambles are full of poison oak and sumac, too.

Looks like you got a good dose of both.

Don't touch me!

Don't ever touch me.

Get on the CB,

and get me a first aid kit.

I'd like to help out,

but somebody busted the antennae. All of them.

The tire's fixed.

Alright, alright. OK.

Next plan.

I wanna cut the trees down now.

OK? Right now

Does anybody have a problem with that?

It's not twelve o'clock yet.

It's not twelve o'clock yet.

Our permit is not good before twelve.

I pay you 400 dollars at hour.

You know what time it is?

Buster! Give me that walkie-talkie.

- Now! - But, sir...

- I'm worried about him. - Me too.

What the hell is that? What was that? Huh?

OK. Williams, give me yours.

I... lost mine.

Well, obviously somebody must have found it, huh?

OK!

I want you to hustle your buns over that hill.

Go get there before us. Just tell them that I said

to cut the trees down now. Alright?

Buster!

Get in here and drive this thing.

- But, sir... - Shush, shush! Drive it!

They're gonna cut down the forest!

We can't let them do that!

What are we gonna do now?

We gotta stop them!

♪ Why do you chasing down To me ♪

♪ Rayleen, Rayleen Some things aren't clear♪

♪ Rayleen

♪ I gave you all my money ♪

♪ I bought you diamond rings You tell me no and no ♪

♪ And that's your one And final stand ♪

♪ Rayleen, why do you Chasing down to me? Yeah ♪

♪ Rayleen, Rayleen Is on me, it's all clear ♪

♪ Rayleen

♪ Come on!

So you're the little punk messing with the radios, huh?

So...

You'd be one of those karate guys, huh?

Who you think you are? Bruce Lee?

No, see, you'd be Bruce Flea.

I tell you what. I'll let you have a free shot.

Come on here. Give me one right here.

It's all yours. Give me your best shot.

Come on. Come on, right there.

Come on.

Don't be afraid.

Where did you come from?

We got some unfinished business you and me.

You're gonna stick around this time and fight like a man? Huh?

Do you wanna fight him, Logan?

Uh-uh. He's too big.

Yeah, you're right.

Fight like a man, huh?

- Yeah. - You mean like an Englishman?

None of that Englishman garbage!

Just... Just... Fight! You know, just...

- Like a mountain man? - Yeah.

Why don't you just...

fight...

fair?

Over here.

It's not fair...

Now he's your size.

Yeah!

Those environmentalists.

They sent kids to do their dirty work.

Well, I'm just scare the pants off them. Watch this.

Give me the rifle.

Here.

Don't ever point a gun at me like that.

Sorry.

Nobody.

Nobody is gonna stop me from cutting down my trees!

You see this? It's a rifle.

It has five bullets in it, and there's four of you.

Somebody's gonna get shot twice.

Wolf...

Where did it go?

- Mr. Thorne! The cops! - Where?

Take this.

- It's your gun, Mr. Thorne. - Take the gun!

- It's your gun! - Take it!

Oh, no... Buster!

Why is this happening to me? Why?

- Here. Here. - I don't want it.

I want you two to deal with this.

Just deal with it!

Alright, drop the gun!

You're under arrest for illegal use of explosives.

And now for assaulting a police officer. Drop the gun!

But what am I gonna do with it? Here, you take it.

- I don't want it! - Take it!

- Take the gun! - I don't want it!

Thorne is getting away!

Come on!

Go after the lawyers!

Mr. Thorne! We don't want a criminal case!

Take it!

Take it!

Take it!

Thorne's never gonna radio us.

Yeah, you're probably right.

Let's start cutting down some trees. What do you think?

We sat in these trucks all day. We gotta do something.

Let's get out of here!

I heard someone.

Need a hand?

Oh, that's nice.

Bad day?

You can't imagine what kind of day I've had.

Wait a minute. Aren't you that hippie?

I mean, the guy that gave my boys a whip it, right?

Hey, no hard feelings, alright?

Look.

I gotta get over this mountain over here.

I'll give you ten thousand bucks if you help me out.

- Why? - What you mean why?

'Cause I've got guys chasing me, that's why.

Why are they chasing you?

Because I wanted to cut down a few trees, OK?

Well, you almost burn them down when you were a kid...

Travis Thorne.

How did you know that? I never told nobody that.

I know.

It's true.

When I was a little tiny guy I built this fire,

one as big as I could.

I mean, big fire. And then it started spreading.

I didn't know what to do, so I just took off, running for home.

You know, to this day,

I never figured out how I never burned down this whole mountain.

I saved the forest from your carelessness.

Now I'll save it from your greed.

You kill me, you know that?

You just kill me.

Whoa!

You believed in the magic of the mountain when you were a kid.

That's... That's because I was a kid.

I'm a grown up now, OK?

You wanna know the...

Oh...

...only magic I believe in?

It's the magic of the almighty dollar.

How very sad.

Well, sad this!

Yes, very sad.

That the only dreams you believe in

are the ones that you can buy.

That's the only kind there are.

Are you sure?

Yeah, I'm sure.

Well, there's nothing I can do to change your mind.

But maybe I can.

growling]

Oh...!

Wow...!

Oh...

Help!

Hi. I just had a vision. I feel reborn.

You know, I love everything.

I love the forest, the trees, the eagles, the bears,

especially the bears. I love bears.

I know I'm gonna have to spend some time,

but it really doesn't matter.

I'm so happy I could sing. I love this land!

From the rainwood forest I feel love just flowing through me.

Hi. I've been reborn.

You never seen a bear that talks, did you? Ever?

I don't know, I love these trees.

Don't put me in the cell with the rest. They're crazy. Please!

- You saw a wolf? - Yes! Yes!

I'd like you to wear this again, Arlen.

If you feel you're ready for it.

Yeah, alright.

I'd like that, Blaine.

Tell me what? Tell me what?

Thanks.

It looks good on you, Daddy.

- I love you. - I love you, too.

Come to me.

Stretch your hands right up.

Down!

Easy.

- No, I can't... - Get in here.

- You know, it's kinda cool. - Yeah!

Hey, how's it going?

No, boys!

Come on, Brian!

He did find her! He did find his wife!

What are you talking about?

Never mind.

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